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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS .,

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF SALINE.
OFFfcE OF COUNTY CLERK. ,
SALINA, Oct. l8th, 1877.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that on the l2ih
~ day Of October, 1857, q petition signed oy
Thos. n. DerrlngtOn and q Others, Waa pre-
sented to the Board Of County Commission
ers OF the County and State Aforesaid, pray
ing for the Vacation Of q certain road, de-
scribed as follows, viz:
Commencing a point ll8 rods or - chains
north Of the southeast corner Of section
rairty- 1--we (3ol Township Fourteen (lll South
Of Range -Four tf) West, from ttBnce north
% dega. West, variation y degs. East iI.lo
chains set stone, thence north 81 degs West,
var. u deEa. East 1900 set stone, thence North
n deFs- West, var. u degs- East $50 aet
stone, on or near boundary line between n.
and s. = OF section IS, Township n, 3. R. 4
W., thence West Va u degl. East on said
boundary line 70 chains 10 the West line oi
said section tbirty-fye C36l.
Width OF mad % feet.
Total length, mile iOTo chains
Whereupon said Boand OF County Commig-
siOners appointed the following named per
sons, viz, hcni. Bean, Isaac A Burch and
Joseph Allerton, as viewers. with instruc-
tlons 70 meet AZ the Post-ohicr OF Bavaria,
IN Ohio Township, on Monday, the 2iHt day
Of November, 4. d. l68T, and proceed %
view said road and give 10 all parties hear
ing.
8ra. JOSEPH SARGENT, County Clerk.
MISNIE SARoEcT, Dep
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The Mcpherson Freeman saws

Arrangements are being perfected
by which Mcpherson is to have q
wOOlen mill. Messrs. Heggelund,
Bass and others are nsgOciating
with a Mr. Miller. of Penn, for the
establishing of a wooden mill plant
here. The sum Of s. 900 In city lots
was asked 10 order to secure the
MIL. and these enterprising gentle
men assured Mr. Miller that he
could have the lots whenever he es-
tablished the mill, and il is now
thought that the deal will be closed
in a few days and the plant secured
beyond any question.
II Mcpherson succeeds In estab-
fishing a wooden mill that will be a
success financially, Il will be doing
something that no other city In
Kansas has so far done. The state is
strewed with the wrecks Of woOlen
mill ventures.
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PUBLICArION NOrICE.
10 Stephen v. Collins, Carte C. coli

10 Stephen v. Collins. Carte C. Colifns and
J. g. Han, or parts unknown
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that you together with Jennie n. Han have
bcen sued by the Travellers Insurance. Com
pany, a corporation duly orEaniEed under
the laws OF the sttte Of Connecticut, By -
petition fled In the District Court 81 Saline
County, state uf Kansas, on the 1lgt day Of
April. 1877. whereby q seeks 10 iOreciose q
certain mortEnKe In the sum OF eight hun
dred dollars, $50 upon the following de-
scribed real estate situated IN said county
and state, to-Wit: the north half Of the
southeast quarter OF section tWeuty-slE CO
Ia tow Whshlp fourteen 40, aouth OF range one
Ql, west Of the six principal meridian, super
lor n the Interest Of each and all of you
therein.
You are further notified that unless you
answer said uetition on or before the 18lh
day Of November. 1851, said petition viii b
taken as true and judgement rendered there
on In the sum Of eight hundred dollars and
interest thereon a. the rafe % tWFlVe per
cent per annum nom the lst day of Febru-
ary, iS2l. and an order OF sale viii issue there
In, and upon such sale you and each OF yuu
will BE- forever barred nom any and all In
terest In and % said above described real e.
tate.
THR TRAvELERs INsURANcE Co.
By W. Q. CoWies, its attorney.
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THE numerous gentlemen who
have the ambition TO iill stste offices
should hear i'm mind that such an
Office is not a stepping stOneto some
thing higher. With ,he exception Of
Gov. Harvey, no Governor has be-
come 9 4. :. Senator. and no officer
filling a position lower than Cover
nor hiss become Governor, except
Thos. A. Osborne. who WAS once
lieutenant Governor. and y. Green
Who, being lieutenant Governor, was
made Governor for few months 20
fIl a vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Ciov. Crawford. who went of
To the Indian Wat. We suppose OF
course upon the announcement Of
these facts the various ambitious
gentlemen who would like 20 iill the
various state offices will not grow
desl.ondent. hut still pursue the
iqRis .fr'uus Of their dreams over
s-nlalsh and moorland wherever
Il leads-With the thought that they
are certainly exceptions to the rule.
The rising statesmen Of Kansas come
not from the state offices but from
the halls Of the Legislature. The
Governors and Senators Of Kansas
have not filled state offices, save with
the exceptions mentioned. We be-
lieve the same thing can he said Of
the Kansas congressman. Quite all,
70 not ali these distinguished gentle
men have stepped to these positions
from prominence won in Legislative
halls.
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NOTICE.


All Debtors OF 7. Q. Ritter = O..
ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that have been
duty appointed and qualified as Receiver IN
the Sc Of the standard Implement Com
defendants, pending In the District Court o.
Saline county and Slate OF Kansas, wherein
an order OF attachment was issued, and that
you are required 70 deliver over % me any
property OF the said T. 9. Ritter 4 Cn. IN
your possession or control, and pay % me
any sum or sums OF money owing By you, 70
the said i. Q. Ritter Co.
Dated this l5th day OF October. A. D. 1897.
n99t1 E.W. BLAIR, Receiver.
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sunday the Evangelical SGer-
man Lutheran church, on Walnut
street, was formally dedicated to the
work Of the Lord. In honor Of the
occasion the English Lutheran
church remained closed in she morn
ing, the pastor and most Of the mem
bers participating In the ceremonies.
At the morning service, the pastor,
Rev. Sunbrisky, delivered an sd-
dress in German, after which Rev.
GOtwald spoke in English. At
the morning service, about 500 '. as
raised on subscription. and about $50
in cash collected to apPly on the
church debt. The building IL q sub
stantial one, well seated. aisles car
Peted, and the pulpit stand neatly
arranged. This edifice is a credit 70
the few but energetic members OF
this denomination. and success is
sure to follow. where such a spirit OF
enterprise Is manifested.
The following articles have been
placed In the corner stone OF ST.
Johns Military Academy:
CONTENTS or CORNER STONE.
1. Brief sketch Of the founding and
construction Of the building TO date
2. Brief historical sketch Of salins
and Saline county.
9. Map Of Sallns, including lts ad.
ditlOns and the college grounds.
4. Copy Of "Pieturesque Salina"-
including a cut Of the building.
s. Copy Of the JOURNAL, daily and
weekly editions.
s. Copy Of the Herald, daily and
weekly editions.
:. Copy Of Weekly Republican.
s. Copy Of Rfsfn0 Sun.
9. U. 8. postal card Of latest issue
10. Copy Of blank contract used IN
sale Of lots On college grounds.
IL. Copy Of programme Of to-day
proceedings.
IL. Copy Of bible new version
and prayer book Of the Eplscopa
/ church.
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Mr.. EDITOR:-The course Of the
HerlIid, as the Democratic organ Of
Saline county Democracy, has been
damnable. He IL clearly what may
be termed a renegade Democrat, a
Missouri bushWhacker, having little
principle and much less sagaeity or
even good common sehse. I believe
he came to Kansas in the first place,
not so much to print q party organ,
as 10 secure the the most Doodle this
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS administra-
tiOn might dispense. Having failed
In getting much Of the administra-
tion Doodle, his sole object Is pelf,
no matter who will dispense It; he
caters mostly to sOre-head Republic
eans-men who wanted to hold Ofics
for life a. iI were. No, eandidly, the
Democrats have no organ in Saline
county 50 present and can not fnd L
in the management Of what is now
known as the Herald. The Herald
man has q about a. much love Tor
the wish Of the soldier rs the Hon
has for the lamb; his pretensiOns are
a sham. How could = cOpPerhead
like Davis have any true regaad for
the soldier. For q conservative
Democrat have some respect but
for such an old "hre-eater" as ]. NJ.
Davis. L positively can have none.
He Is continually putting his foot
in il, which NAV be attributed q
his smartness, II nothing else, and
so he has been q blundering old cuss
2 ever since his residence among as,
/ His attacks on Alexander Melvin
Campbell are fruitless they are as
/ the yelping Of a small cur, and Of
small moment. Mr.. CsmPbell's In
tegrity Is unimPeachsble, and ~ q
resident In the pioneer days Of cen
trail Kansas AMI up to the present
time, be il we'll and favOFably
known, and believe he has almost
as many Democratic supporters In
Saline county as Republicans.
predict his election by l,5OO major
Iiy. Make a note OF this, "pug-nose.'
The attack OF the Herald on the
Swedish people was dirty, mean
low and contemplate, but nothing
more could be expected Of such 81
old fraud. In the first place he haC
no occasion to vent his spleen II
that direction; and the term "seal
lawag" Is much more applicable {,
"old Pug-nose" than the reputable
citizens he has sought to vilify. TIT
Herald man is not constituted for
true Kansan but he should HE him
self to the backwoOds Of old Nilsson
ri, where people are not very brigh
In intellect. Respectfully,
w
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TO al urioa q nay concsrn. btlf more rlpec-
ioHr % ChFfEfilr fohnEol. Ann1 yohnsor.
0ffo Johnsoa- AE1red JohnsoR and " T.
fruzier, Esq-
Helrs ~ Law and Guardians Ad-Litem 81
Heir az F.aw Of Bongt johnson deceased, late
of Saline county, Kansas.
Ton arr hrrrhy notified that I. Aarun
johnson, administrator 81 said deceased, did
on The 18th day Of October, A. d. ie1, Ole
q petition In the Probate Court of Saline
county. Kansas, praying that might he au-
thori1ed and empowered 70 sell the follow
ing described land, for the purpose of paying
the debts and rnEii or aim inistraflon % said
estate. to-wit: The northWesf quarter fnWQrl
Of section thirfy-s fsec- 81 IN township az q
ten II 80, range iive west fR IS VI. In aalinc
county, kausas- And said petition win b.
heard az the ofiicn % the Probate Judge of Eaid
county on the 18th day % Nov. A. D. lss7,
at 2 o'clock ,. m Of said day, at which time
and place each of you and all Others inter-
estcd arr notified 70 b. present and show
cause, II any you have, Why an order % sale
~ prayed for should not Be granted.
Dated this lfth day Of October, A. ID. lsG.
AARON JOHNSON, AdmiuiEfratCf.
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Tbs President has completed his
junketingt trip and returned to Wash
ington with wiser notions about the
size. capabilities and resources Of
the country. No doubt his Demo
cratic admirers think that the head
II the government is entitled to a
little rest A. we'll a. the balance Of
averWOrked creation-even II he
should spend the peoples funds or
waste the peoples time; Democrats
did considerable jawing whenever
Grant vent of on few days trip,
and made quite a big thing out Of it..
The Republicans Of the country
have WED with their enthusias-
tic Democratic citizens I'm extending
Wide-mouthedw " welcome wherever the
President has gone, and have raised
no objections even 10 his spending a
little of their money and time in
making himself supremely happy.
The Republicans are disposed to
night their political battles on other
issues. They will not call him a mo-
nopolist because the railroads see fit
10 carry him free in palace cars; nor
= whiskey man because he goes back
On Milwaukee beer and takes his
Whiskey straight; nor accused him
of being bribed because some wor-
sinner gives him 4 fine horse or his
wife q thoroughbred COW. The Re
publican party is not in that kind Of
business. The psrty is really pleas
ed that His Excellency has enjoyed
himself and been feted like a king,
and that his pretty wife has receiv-
e6 such honor as should be willing
" accorded to the first lady Of the
land.
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4 man to-day can wear paper shoes
and clothes, eat from paper dishes
with paper knives and forks, served
upon a paper table, and sit on apaper
chair, read the news in a paper sleep
in paper bed in a room carpeted
with paper, wash In a paper tub or
bowl, live in a paper house, ride in 3
paper carriage or ear. sail in a paper
boat, make a fortune in paper, and
yet the industry is only in its in.
fancy.
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The following items are fror

The following items are from the
Lincoln Center Beacon:
Rev. W. A. Simkins will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day.
DR.. T. B. Sweet, president OF the
SallnR Wesleyan University,
preached last Sunday, morning and
evening, In the NJ. +. church In this
place. He II a man of unusual
talent and q very impressive speak
er. II Is his Intention to preach
here next Sunday, snd be may
occupy this pulpit until = resident
minister Is put In charge.
A. $. Sutton, late OF Vesper, an
old and respected citizen OF Lincoln,
took his final leave of the Beacon
Office on Wednesday Of last week.
He has purchased a home near Gen.
eva, Fillmore county, Nebr ska.
He came to remove his large herd of
sheep ne has been holding in Lin.
coin county, to his new home In
Nebraska, where Mrs. Sutton IL now
residing. He Is we'll pleased with
his new home and speaks highly OF
that country. By the removal OF
Mr.. Sutton and his family Lincoln
county loses two Of her most val
ued citizens.
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The first wife Of Ex-senator Tabor
lives in peace and retirement in New
York City. enjoying an ample in
come. We are informed that she is
very closer than bark
on n tree" Strange a. il may seem
the Colorado people have but the
best words for Observation-Disclosures
ing his Irregularities and shOrt-eom-
ings-while no one speaks well Of the
first wife. who was reported TO have
made TabOr's fortune and has been
east OIL cruelty by an ungrateful hus-
band.
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The report sent abroad by the
Kansas City Times that Capt. b. J..
F. Hanna, late Register Of the L. S.
Land Office at Wakeeney, in retiring
from that Office was short 10 the
government in the sum Of $1,000,
proves 70 be an outrageous slander,
without a particle OF foundation for
it. The Register handles no money
whatever. To the Receiver is en-
trusted the funds.
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In the north part Of the town there
is a busy scene, between the build
ing Of the Santa Fe track and depot,
and n number Of buildings on wheels
to give way to the road. The build
ing Of the Rock Island into the city
within u short time will keep up the
interest. Quite a number will be
compelled to give way to the track
of the latter.
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WORKINGCLASSFS Attention

prepared 70 furnish all CLASSES with employ
ment a. home, the whole Of the time. or ior
thelrsp are monenta- Business new, light
and profitable Persons of either sex eaGlly
earn nom 50 70 cents 20 $50 per evening, and
a proportional sum BY devotlng all their
time 10 the business Boys and girls earn
nearly as much ~ men. That ali who So
this may send n sir address, and test q
business, we maze this oner. To cuch al ar
not well satisded We will send one dollar %
pay for the trouble Of writing. Full par
ticulara Address GEo arfNsON AGO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27

The National Republican COM
mittee meets in Washington on the
sth Of December. 70 fix the date and
place for holding the National Re
publican convention. Abilene, you
had better send a committee.
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READ the following and shiver:

READ the following and shiyer:
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 22.-There is a
driving, clustering snow storm here
to-day with the mercury very low.
The storm IL moving eastward. This
is the fret snow of the year in this
section.
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THE Atehison Champion reports
that John Martin, David Overmeyer
and W. P. Tomlinson, Of Topeka,
have signed the anarchist petition to
Gov. Oglesby.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27

BENJAMIN F. GRIFFIN, father OF
Albert Griffin, formerly of the Man
haitian Nationalist, died on the 18th
inst, in the 18th year Of his age.
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PROF J. HoRNER. the well-known
silk eulturist, and superintenaeEt Of
the silk station, has been discharred
from that position by the Commis-
sioners. Horner nov charges the
Commissioners with cOrruptlon and
briberT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27

THE BOulanger Idea is not nearly
so strong in France a. was the NapO-
leOnie. The cooked hat and gray
coat would wiring tears Of veneFatiOn
from the pOpulace, even when the
NspoleOnic star was on the wane.
Not so with this new Napoleon Of
France. BOulanger Is under a cloud,
and from present indications viii
not emerge therefrom for some time
to come. There is no magic about
BOulanger's garments. Even =
trained eagle might not eat meat
from his epaulettes. Boulanger-
like other imitatOrs ofthe great Cor
sican-has so far made q lamenta-
ble failure Of his impersOnation. He
may not even get a chance to try his
luck as Napoleon once more.
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Concerning the free delivery for
Salina the Department is arguing
with the postal authorities here
whether there shall be three or four
carriers. The Department desires
to curtail the force to three carriers.
That is q small matter between Sa-
lima aud free delivery. Hon. John
\. Anderson, while here week after
next, has promised to concern him
self for the free delivery, II the mat
ter is not then adjusted.
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JUs1 now Senator Ingalls, seems
TO be in danger. The female suf-
fragists have attacked him in his
own castle at AtchisOn. Ingalls, has
a slick tongue, but an aggregation OF
female tongues is hard to down.
The AtchisOn Champion contains
the following:
One OF the pleasantries cOntrived
by Mrs. ingalls, at luncheon yester
day was the seating of the Senator
between two Of the most distin-
guished advocates Of female suffrage
ln the world. On his left was Miss
Susan b. Anthony, acting president
Of the National Woman Suffrage As
sOciatiOn, and on his right Mrs
Laura NJ. Johns, president Of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association.
Miss Anthony playfully called at
tentiOn to this unique spectacle and
accused Mrs. Ingalls, Of participating
in a conspiracy against the Senator.
The hostess pleaded guilty, where
upon Miss Anthony and the other
gfddy girls all indulged in a hearty
laugh.
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The shane Of. er..t nI.rL.,.

Was that a skin disease made him
look like a drinking man. DR..
Pieree's Golden Medical DIscov-
cry" is a certain cure for all diseases
Of the blood and skin. Il should De
tried by all afflicted with tetter, salt.
rheum, soald head, st. Anthony's
ire, erysiPelas, ring-wOrms, ,plmples,
blotehes, INSCRIPTIONS, ,carbuncles,
boils, sore eyes, rough skin, scrofu-
lous sores, swellings, blood taInts,
ehecting the skin, throat and bones,
ulcers OF the liver, stomach, kidneys,
lungs and uterus. Purify the blood
and health will return.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27

LITTLE ABE" grand son of the
martyred President, had the honor
Of uncovering the fine statue Of Lin
coin in Chicago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-27

THE United states grand jury AT
LseavenwOrth has returned several
indictments against parties for col
lectlng illegal fees. VIM. O'COnOr,
deputy internal revenue collector,
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Rev. Antrim delivered his farewell
sermon Yesterday, to a large audi-
ence In the Episcopal church, taking
for his subject, 1.-THE Covenant of
Israel or the Stone set up under the
Oak" His household goods went
west this morning, and the Rector
and his wife will follow on Wednes-
day, making their home in Leadville,
where Rev. Antrim will take charge
Of the Episcopal church. Il is with
deep regret, both on the part Of the
congregation and the Rector and his
wife, that this move IL made. aud is
due alone to the condition Of Mr..
Antrim's health. The effects Of his
work for Salina during the past year
will remain however, and the Rector
will not he forgotten.
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There will be a mass meeting Of
the voters Of Walnut township at the
Berwick school house on Wendes-
day, Nov. End, from 4 TO So. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating town.
ship officers. w. A. PARKER,
JONAS SHIPE,
and ten others.
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rHE Z. B. corrERKNcE
The Conference Sust Closed st. Session
az Ru--eIl-An Interesting
n~-nsrrr

The West Kansas Conference,
United Brethren In Christ convened
at Russell, Kan. Oct. % and con-
eluded its work and services Sab
bath the 2Sd inst. Rev. J. Weaver,
d. D., Of Dayton, Ohio, senior bish-
Op Of the church presiding.
Il is composed Of about forty-hve
ministers and lsity Of 800, 1000
Of which were received during the
year just closed.
Revs. W. Mckee, Dayton, o., r.
Rock, Wichita, Kan, J. A. Weller,
LecomptOn. Kan, 5. W. Fouk, Gar
den City, Kan, and A. J. Wagner,
Central Ohio, we're granted an ad-
visOry relation.
The ministers OF the city were in
trOdueed to the conference. Seven
were received on transfer and one
on recommendation from the quar-
terly conference.
Revs. J. s. Howard and G. U. Me-
Kee were electing presiding elders.
Prairie Home. Jewell county. was
chosen as the place for the meeting
in October, lsSs.
A committee Of three was appoint.
ed to cooperate with like commit
tees from the other conferences In
the state in the founding Of an insti.
tuition Of learning st central loca.
tion in the state
strong papers were read on mis-
sions, education, publishing inter
ests, Sundays, hoOls aud church
erection, which were ably discussed
The bishop and presiding elder,
were each presented with memorial,
OF affection snd esteem. The bish
ops wife was also the recipient of 8
handsome album. a gift from tn,
ministers wives and others.
The conference was Hospitality ell
tertained, which WAS heartily 81
preeiated by all
The following shows the allotment
for the present year:
Russell district:-C. L. Mckee
p. f.; Russell, w. W. Rymer; Con
cOrdis, J. Bays; Lacrosse, to be sup
piled; Barton county, J. X. Hask
las; McCraeken, J. Wagner; CIouC
county, o. Beistle; Lucas, C. NJ
Swauk; BelOit. b. @. Huber; Nesi
City, J. Msltbir; Walnut Creek, s
Fink; Glen Elder, a. Shambaugh
Little River. w. A. Richardson
Minneapolis. W. L. Murphy; salina
}. w Funk; Ness county, o. A
Chapman; Wichita county. Mil
ler.
Harlan ,dlstrlet:-J. =. Howard
P. e.; Harlan, J. McM..len; Smitl
Center, J. w. Estep; Clayton, J. Fl
BlOyd; WOOdstOn, g. H. Clymer
Cedar, w. w. Carper; Cawker CITY
NJ. 4. Myer; MankatO, J. W. Court
ner; Randall, w. Duncan; Iona, T.
d. Winner; Republic, r. NJ. Her
rick; Salem, A. 5. PoulsOn; Ed
mOnds, W. Haresnape; Norton Cen
ter, to be- supplied; Bird City, G. NJ
Lambert; Sherman county, d.
Whitney.
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The President has designated by
proclamation. Thursday. November
q, a. Thanksging Day.
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For TRADE-A house and an acre
and half Of ground in salina for a
farm. other improvements.
40-2w ;. ADAMS.